A school stage  is a podium that enables students to showcase their creativity. It also helps them to learn how to overcome their fears and be more confident. Students can even use the platform to learn new things about other cultures, historical events and social issues through the themes of the plays they are involved in.

Developing the Sense of Agency

Providing students with opportunities to learn outside of a traditional classroom setting is an ideal way to support student agency and help them make decisions for themselves. However, determining what students should learn next can be difficult without a teacher present to guide them.

Building the Foundation: Exploring the Versatility of Stage Blocks in Staging and Design

As a result, educators should focus on creating spaces that allow for students to take initiative and explore their passions in the classroom. This is especially important in the middle years, when students are starting to establish their identities and find connections between their interests and larger public issues.

The best way to do this is by building a school environment that can cater to the diverse needs of all groups of students, from those in kindergarten through to high school seniors. This can include everything from the type of auditorium and its layout to the amount of backstage space.